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China: 55 emergency vegetable production and security bases were set up in Jilin to assist in winning the battle against the epidemic

Vegetables
China
Published Apr 3, 2022

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A small "vegetable basket" is related to "big people's livelihood". In early March, the new crown pneumonia epidemic occurred in many places in Jilin Province. The Provincial Department of Agriculture and Rural Affairs quickly launched the "vegetable basket" emergency guarantee mechanism, and 55 large-scale shed films of more than 30 acres were produced in the field. The park completed the wartime conversion and upgraded to a "vegetable basket" emergency support base. The vegetable production bases in the province actively tapped potentials internally, expanded the production of greenhouse vegetables in real estate, helped the people to stabilize the "vegetable basket", and won the "vegetable basket" defense war against the epidemic.

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"Even if you lose money, you still need a variety of pakchoi." In early March, it was the production period of greenhouse vegetables in Northeast China. According to the perennial production practice, the second crops in the greenhouse were mostly transplanted and planted fruit vegetables such as tomatoes, cucumbers, and beans. After the outbreak, the Jilin Provincial Department of Agriculture and Rural Affairs issued a "mobilization order" to guide farmers to plant fast-growing leafy vegetables such as pakchoi, celery, and spinach, and to expand the production of sprouts to quickly supply the market. In Changchun Lvyuan District, Rongda Modern Agricultural Park , The production technicians found Sun Yajuan, the person in charge of the park, and reported that in the seven sheds that were idle, if all the tomatoes were temporarily replaced with cabbage, there would be no vegetables to grow in the next crop, and the loss would be too great. Sun Yajuan said, "In this key At that ...
Source: farmer.cn
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